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1. Arnold Schwarzenegger: eat meat free once or twice a week

   16th December 2015 12:00 am Comments Off on Arnold Schwarzenegger: eat meat free once or twice a week

2. A message from Paul McCartney: Less meat = Less heat

   9th December 2015 12:00 am Comments Off on A message from Paul McCartney: Less meat = Less heat

3. Tax meat for the global good, say consumers

   4th December 2015 12:00 am Comments Off on Tax meat for the global good, say consumers

4. McCartney family call on Prime Minister to take meat reduction on board at COP21

   27th November 2015 12:00 am Comments Off on McCartney family call on Prime Minister to take meat reduction on board at COP21

5. UN to big up beans with International Year of Pulses

   22nd November 2015 12:00 am Comments Off on UN to big up beans with International Year of Pulses

6. Wider choice of proteins key to health and environment

   16th November 2015 12:00 am Comments Off on Wider choice of proteins key to health and environment

7. Barbecued meat increases risk of kidney cancer

   15th November 2015 12:00 am Comments Off on Barbecued meat increases risk of kidney cancer

8. Join Meat Free Monday at the People’s March for Climate

   11th November 2015 12:00 am Comments Off on Join Meat Free Monday at the People’s March for Climate

9. Climate-friendly meals look more appetising to informed diners

   9th November 2015 12:00 am Comments Off on Climate-friendly meals look more appetising to informed diners

10. Children cook daily lunches at Dutch primary school

    4th November 2015 12:00 am Comments Off on Children cook daily lunches at Dutch primary school

11. Processed meat ‘as carcinogenic as cigarettes’, says WHO

    26th October 2015 12:00 am Comments Off on Processed meat ‘as carcinogenic as cigarettes’, says WHO

12. Win a copy of ‘Meat the Future: How Cutting Meat Consumption Can Feed Billions More’

    24th October 2015 12:00 am Comments Off on Win a copy of ‘Meat the Future: How Cutting Meat Consumption Can Feed Billions More’